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== Beta luku ==
== Beta luku ==
This is the most referred word for Sandal in Tanii language. This name is specific to floaters and this term has been prevalent since 1950s when Tanii people saw the outsiders wear Sandal or floaters.  
[[File:Chappals.jpg|thumb|Beta Luku]]
This is the most referred word for Sandal in Tanii language. This name is specific to flip flops and this term has been prevalent since 1950s when Tanii people saw the outsiders wear Sandal or flip flops.  


== Origin ==
== Origin ==
The word "beta" denotes a sound that any flapping of rubber/plastic make when it comes on contact with skin or a thing. And the word "luku" orginated when Tanii people saw shoes for the first time, it covered whole of the feet.
The word "beta" denotes a sound that any flapping of rubber/plastic make when it comes on contact with skin or a thing. And the word "luku" originated when Tanii people saw shoes for the first time, it covered whole of the feet.


Beta luku came to be used for Chappals as it was open and made a sound when the wearer walked. Thus, beta luku.
Beta luku came to be used for flip flops/Chappals as it was open and made a sound when the wearer walked. Thus, beta luku.


== Open to review ==
== Open to review ==

Latest revision as of 05:30, 15 June 2025

Beta luku

Beta Luku

This is the most referred word for Sandal in Tanii language. This name is specific to flip flops and this term has been prevalent since 1950s when Tanii people saw the outsiders wear Sandal or flip flops.

Origin

The word "beta" denotes a sound that any flapping of rubber/plastic make when it comes on contact with skin or a thing. And the word "luku" originated when Tanii people saw shoes for the first time, it covered whole of the feet.

Beta luku came to be used for flip flops/Chappals as it was open and made a sound when the wearer walked. Thus, beta luku.

Open to review

Addition to above narration is open for all

References

  1. Oral discussion with village elders from various villages in Ziro.